Explore the Uyghur ancient village.

Opposite the Kashgar Old Town, there is a 600-year-old Yun Tai Folk House. This ancient building used to be a Uyghur settlement, witnessing the rise and fall of countless generations. Now, the Yun Tai Folk House displays a variety of Uyghur handicrafts, including weaving, iron art, bronze ware, painting, carving, and pottery. These handicrafts not only show the wisdom and creativity of the Uyghur people, but also inherit their culture and history. If you are interested in these handicrafts, you can trade directly with the author. The commercial atmosphere here is elegant, the price is friendly, and everything seems so natural. Although most of the houses have been abandoned and seem a bit dilapidated, they exude a simple charm, which is more worth savoring than the old city. Here, you can feel the heaviness of history and the charm of culture, as if you have traveled through time and space back to that vibrant era. In addition, there is a kind of pigeon with feathers on its feet, which is very special. This kind of pigeon is a precious bird raised by the Uyghur people. Their feathers are colorful, and when their wings are spread, they are like a beautiful picture. Here, you can appreciate these beautiful and unique pigeons and feel the magic charm of nature.